An accident on the Heart of America Bridge in Kansas City this morning is still causing issues. While the wreck happened in the southbound lanes northbound traffic was still effected by emergency vehicles.
Though a van ended up straddling the barriers there didn't appear to be any injuries.
After my post earlier this evening of Peter Shankman's column regarding Air Traffic Control and business (here) I thought it was time for a photography post. Inspired by thoughts of air travel here is a selection of photographs I've taken from the air.
Early morning Missouri countryside departing Kansas City International.
Taken with my Holga on a plane from Atlanta to Kansas City.
The unusually shaped Quimby Island in California, just to the west of Stockton, part of the Franks Tract State Recreation Area.
Countryside in western Missouri as my plane approaches Kansas City International Airport.
Two shots from the same landing approach into Kansas City.
Taking photographs from the air presents its own unique challenge. To learn more about how to achieve good photos while in a plane, check out these columns for tips and tricks: Ken Rockwell and photo.net.
